Celtic Wheel Yoga

Upcoming festivals

Imbolc – Spring is coming: Yoga & Ceremony

  • Venue: The Studio, Blackheath Complementary Health Centre184/6 Westcombe Hill SE3 7DH
  • Date: Sunday 01 Feb 2026
  • Time: 10:00 – 13:30
  • Fee: £55
Details:

A time of renewal and the first stirrings of spring. Align this energy with gently reawakening practices which create space for fresh intentions, reconnect with our inner vitality and nurture growth.

Download flyer

Confirm your attendance by 26 January 2026: text/WhatsApp – 07816 443329 or email info@peacefulpractice.co.uk 

Workshops

NEW! Transforming the Menopause

A Journey into Wisdom, Power & Second Spring

A series of six monthly workshops
Sundays | 10:00–13:30

Venue: The Studio, Blackheath Complementary Health Centre184/6 Westcombe Hill SE3 7DH

First Introductory session:

  • Date: Sunday 22 Feb 2026
  • Time: 10:00 – 13:30
  • Fee: £55

This workshop series offers something different:

  • An opportunity to travel lightly through menopause.
  • A chance to listen deeply, to be supported, and to consciously engage with this rite of passage — not as a loss, but as a transformative rebirth: a Second Spring
  • Through yoga, reflection, shared experience, practical guidance, and compassionate inquiry, we explore how menopause can become a time to release what no longer serves, resolve old emotional patterns, and allow our true selves to emerge with clarity and confidence.

The first session is the Introductory Session. Once you have attended that, you can decide whether or not you wish to commit to the full Programme.

Fee for all 6 sessions is £300 (a saving of £30) – this includes notes, equipment and refreshments. Payment plans are available by individual agreement and arrangement.

Find out more: See our Menopause page for further details about the themes of each session and view our FAQs.

Confirm your attendance by 12 February 2026: text/WhatsApp – 07816 443329 or email info@peacefulpractice.co.uk 

Yuletide Alter

Yoga and more...

Celtic Wheel Yoga is an approach which draws inspiration from the Celtic Wheel of the Year an ancient calendar system which marks the changing seasons and agricultural festivals in Celtic tradition.

It also incorporates elements of Celtic spirituality and symbolism into yoga sequences and practices and, where appropriate, acknowledges the various gods and goddesses who embody the themes and energies of the different festivals and their associated myths and symbols.

Reflecting the interconnectedness of nature, spirituality, and community in Celtic beliefs eight festivals are celebrated: Samhain, Winter Solstice, Imbolc, Vernal Equinox, Bealtainne, Summer Solstice, Lughnasah and Autumn Equinox.

Depending on which point of the Wheel is being celebrated, these yoga events include themes of stillness, reflection, rest, gratitude, rebirth, growth, expansion, fertility, abundance, light, dark.

Specially selected sequences, asanas, meditations, yoga Nidra, pranayama and ceremonies/rituals are chosen for each festival. They take place every 7 or so weeks and can be either outside in Nature, in studio, on Zoom or overseas retreats.

Celtic Wheel Yoga

 

Celtic Wheel Yoga is a more modern yoga practice that draws inspiration from the Celtic Wheel of the Year and incorporates elements of Celtic spirituality and symbolism into yoga sequences and practices.

This approach aligns with the changing seasons and their associated myths and symbols, incorporating themes of either stillness, reflection, rest or renewal, growth and gratitude.

Specially selected sequences, asanas, styles, meditations, yoga nidra, pranayama and rituals are chosen for each festival, which reflect the energy and symbolism of each one. Often included are massage & Reiki.